Douglas Busvine of Reuters reports, “The news comes as private-equity house KKR readies an offer to buy out minority shareholders in Springer for 63 euros a share, supporting its main owners who want to take the company private and pursue long-term growth.
“Insider Inc. and eMarketer Inc. will join forces on Jan. 1, 2020, and Insider CEO Henry Blodget will head the merged operation, Springer said in a statement.
“Business Insider, which Springer bought in 2015, has led its push into digital news. Its revenues have grown at an average annual rate of 33% to reach $100 million in 2018, when it turned a profit, according to a Springer presentation.”
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